Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-08-13

hsv. ya,ued a subsisniial victory over tbe mouDtainous rebel tribes, and it is believed tbe result wil! have sslu.srS e fl ct upoa tkc Ghiizsis, for time a' least. The British forces Gsnt to the IT. lief of the Auieer have reached Afghan territory.
 NEW YoRK, August 9-GenerEl s. l. M Harlow .ays: "SOihinR is baI3g done Co. day m reference tO the HdJd,t- meEt of the cable rates, although the ulauGZers of every company arc anxious to have s rcateTia! increase ln present raies. The Commercial Co" sad Gen eral Barlow, "is willIug to go to six'y cents and no higher" H3 further sHid II the rate vas not fixed at about that notch, the public must not be =urPrised to se. the rates at sixty cents In a few dave.
 SAN FRAxcIsco. August Ex-Governor Bartlett Is still Q: the residence of his cousin, Misl Buehle, n Oakland, and Il is reported that bIs illness IS of 6 more serious nature than has been represent ed by his friends. IL is sad that the kidney complaint. which has been the most serions of his com plants, has 6-ir grown troubles me and to such an eX tent has 1t exhausted vitality that he is compelled to lie down a good portion of the time and the symptoms indicate a very acute form If disease. which Il not shortly checked, can have but one result.
 DETROIT, August 9-Nine bushes; bouses, the Carson hotel and Othel property was burned al Ssndusky, Ohio. to-day. No lives were lost as at tirst reported. The fire originated m tho sgsmps-
 BENSON, August 9-A gentleman whC arrived from Tombstone tbIs morning reports Rn sc iient Gt tEe EmerGld mIne by which Frank Gage lost his life falling from the 4O0 to the 5OO foot level his body being muIliated almost beyond recognition. The young man was run nIng A car on she 4OO foot level, The body WAS hoIsted and It was found the head was crushed and both legs broken
 HELENA. Montana, August 9-Tht sale of ;he Csmas mine No. 2 m Idaho has been consummatsd for S2,750 900 IT cash and mortgages, bonds and Sl,25O,- O00 ID company stCck. New York par .ies are the purchasers. An expert ssy the ore is from twelve to twenty Oi quartz averaging thirty-three dollars IT carload lots.
 SALT LAKE, August 9-A fire this morning ID the reas of c. NJ, Scott Co, hard ware store, blrGed their tn shop and gul.ed the north division oi their establishment. Loss, S6O.OOO. GOV cred by insurance. Twenty seven thoy' ssnd oo s.ock of Remington & Johnson's grocery. Loss S20.O00; fully insured Blum < Parks iewelry store. loss Sl.- 500; fuliy insured. Various offices We're in the same building. The occupant: lose from S20O to S2,JC0. making an Gg' sregaie loss of gbou, Ss. 900. all eIcep; in few cases covered by insurance The flames were discovered about l;30 The Ire was not put out until nearly four o'clock.
 FL PAso, August 9.-L st Wednesday the body of man was found ID an old dry river bid at San EiizRrio, 20 miles below Fl Paso, It proved to bs the body os n man who called himself A. Loomis, and who had been stopping with the Ivex family of San ElizArio, and was sick. l. IS supgOssd he was overcC me by heat waiIe out walking, Monday. and died from the effects of IL. He stated that he wBs 8 member Of the Pennsylvania legislature GEOut lo6l, and ciaiIei that be had wealthy re.a- t.v.s m that state, end was sent out here by a rich Philadelphia Mining com pHny.
 NKw YORK, Aususs 9.-The American Agricultural AssociatIon held its first session to-day at the Columbia college. Professor SturbFRDt, of the New IOrE State ExperImsntsl Institute Of Geneva, presided. The sttendapcs was numer- ssea sai aiwa1GstaPosstsaj tsrv;eEa Gs sssS'E sSss,E lives from nearly every state.
 SIsKIY0U MoUSIAIS. Oregon, Aug. g. An accident occurred in the SiskiyO Ou tunnel last night, and seven men wefe seriously wounded. 4 blast had been fired. but all the charges dId not go oil. When the men returned one of them struck with pick when an e1plO- sioB took place knocking them of their feet and covering them with rock and debris. H Cole, $. Cox and R. ROumel received the wofss injuries. Cole will propsoly lose his eye sight.
 NoGALEs. August 9.-OwIng to the washouts the wires have been down for two dsys. All regular trains on the New MeIico S AIizooa railroad have been abandoned. The flow of water in the Sonora river has this season, been unprecedented.
 SAN tRASCIsC1, August 9.-WGlter f.4sa aF sls.l Hawaiian government, in answer t0 iD- qpir;es ss to what wss the attitude of the United States toward the Hawaiian Islands, lt he knew, and which wEs In- tiusted n an interview with him ssv- ersl days ego. said ID reply. that the American government had been com pelled to take coguizance of sthe fact that the German and English govern ments had been steadily endesvoTing to improve tbeIr position Tn the Pacific Great Britain was 10 possession of the Fun Islands and Germany had had her eye upsn the Damon group. "SsmOa has" said the ex-preroier, two oOn- tending sovereiSus. Malissoa, recognized by tbe United States government ana Tamassesse, who IS supported by Ger man | husace. The Hawaiian govern ment had stepped Tn to afford Samoa s settled government. Samoa having proposed IL On account of confsdsrs- ton Hswiian." He believed the United States looked upon this move ment with favor. but the revolution at Honolulu had interrupted this diplomatic scheme. Samoa, Rs cDnseSus nee. might fall n ,der German control. Whether the United States would seek Co prevent this h couli not say. He held to the view ,ba the UuIsej State would stand up firmly az, inst any other ioTeign co3:rol of naKBii than her own 1T IL cane to that but really denied the autonomy of all tue islands ot the Pacific.
 SAN FRAScI-Co. August l0.-The steamship Australia arriTs'i from Hone l1la rhIs morning, hriu-i"g news to Aug. 9i. Tae nev ministry are 10 com ple.e control and tnV chef interest nOw cau,eIs m the hrst election under t.e nes c institution. The constitution gl party has already piEred in bomiua- ton candidates for nnbles and repre- sentgtivsz. or ihe examinations thus far made nearly all are men of property and old resideuts ot the Island, but geuer- ally nf American birth or percentage. The king's Chamberlain has issued public no,Icr tba. s'fer Au'. l, no debts On accsuut ot hI- maj s-y King Kalaku and royal household, Sill De recognized